Wood“ the best. odes of hard (:00!
no Wood at he iow‘est malssr
The best quality of carefully
odd cloan oats: hay.
b communications for
ill office uinlouid he addressed to The
optimal. Personal letters not desired.
who-—
, It now railing is being placed mound
tho Oliogownllu Club house.
Mrs. (lilbcxt i1}. liogart. of East ave-
iue. upeni \ocsteniuy in. Bridgepmt.
John Cole is hauling his flout out of
each of the tide in Riverside avenue
Miss Minnie Conroy of New Y'.olk is
tho guest of her parents in East Wash-
ington street
Frank Smith is running the Dorlon
Point car. There is only one our on
his line now.
Letter Carrier E. L. Hnniord is ill at
is homo and Jesse Seaman is substi-
11115. Henry Seymour. of Manic ave
iluc. is the guest of her son. Arthur
oymour in Danbury.
Mrs.. Mary Graham. of East Wash-
hgton street. is visiting friends in New
oven, {or a few days.
Clifford Randall went to Gtvrenwich
lid New York today. Arthur Paddock
was in New York yesterday.
. There will be a lull chorus rehearsal
of thisi Christmas music and exercises,
lit the East Avenue Methodist Chu1c‘h.
this ovening
f Mirth Mamie Reilly of New Ymk. who
has been visiting her friend. Miss Su-
‘sie Norton, of Second avenue has re‘
£111 nod to her home
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A dnmL-n of the boys and some girls
skated to the East No: walk school this
mor.ning It was good skating on the
mill pond. and along the roads.
Several people slipped and fell on the
icy board walks on the bridge. this
morning. Many merchants scattmed
ashes in front. of their places of husi~
11888.; ~ A”; “at x}
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A hmse belonging" to E L. Hosted
the marketma'n in East avenue fell cu
Riverside avenue, this morning but did
not injure itself. No damage was done
to the wagon.
Mr and him John F. Armstrong,
who have been visiting blends in this
place during the past couple of weeks.
returned to their home in New York
yEStcrday afternoon.
W
After the ‘ regular weekly prayer
11133961113 at the Advent Christian
Church. tomorrow evening. the annual
huslnoos meeting of tho church society.
with election of odlcers. will take place.
There is much business of lmportanco.
and it is desired that all the members
be present.
Arnie Mulllngs. a friend of Daniel
l.‘Hommedieu. has written to the lat-
ter from Dagupun. l’. i.. where he is
stationed with Cnmpany M. Thirteenth
infantry. He tells ofwa terrible light
there in October. when fifty Were killed
but of is chmpnm. brslries,tho cap-
l'toin. c is enjoying good health .and
asks about his 111-..qualutanees formed
1: East Norwulk while he resided here.
before he enlisted in the army.
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The heavy storm 'did considerable
age along the Consolidated Rail-
.”imud track. in this place. last night.
1151-51 of the telegraph poles alongside
. i the rails Just coat of the station were
7501‘ down. and narrowly escaped
hing through henncries near the
Kit. Fortunately the wines hold tho
ufliclently so that they did not
cly touch the grmind. Th0
wars not broken. and the tale-
u-ic rnrvlcc was not interrupted
' ly on account “of the accident.
clip Thompson. instructor in pho-
phy. recently caught 0 snap
1 lot Cavalrylnsn John Kidney. en
fur the: Soldlorli’ Home in Nhro.
' 201m VII not numbed ho 1111.11:
on for longfoliow. by his wav-
locks and milky mono. and he has
been photonsphod before. By
9 instrument. which Young
tho 011mm moth»
lag of ’l'ho—
'undto!‘
straw and‘
1’ no 1350. 2 First Ave.. East.
. mi
1- from 1115 on
. Friday afternoon lit 2. 26
Bomber: tho ‘
noise 0:111 lurid b011-
don lights in 090
#10991? at has our
"9111 0nd of ”Wall union strut.” may 1::
noon a collection of rare and curious
Particle: which cannot be duplicated in
this county. They form rt of lip-
bsrt‘a 11911111211111.0110 wore on his}: 11p on
:31 H. i“. Pick-cs a radiant tour: 0:110:11: tho
. u nrid They roprosont hour tin: tourih 1
of u huhdrod thou’unad pills: travel
thr‘ou "h Egypt indiu. sums, 0111011
nippin‘o 111011.10.“ Amour
the photographs may be soon General
acArthur anti staff. Colonel "Pony
unsmn. the. group which captured
Aguinuldo, four uni-one “hoodlum
11:11:11.1; in the air for the murder or 1‘1
United states Dumpster. Pierce as in
spoctor of tom and in his famous turn:
out driven by 11 human horse. There
, are 01.0 9935 of all nations. and 0 pins:
j tograph oi the gates of Pokin. with tho
American ling dying ov‘er it. This
wall is forty feet thick and sixty foot
high. and after being lined with ex-
ploslvcs. ovely lap who touched tho
fuse; which blow up the wall was also
blown into fragments. but they all vol-
untccrcd withhut: a murmur.
RD WA YION.
Archie Mills is able to bowl again
alter a few days' illness. -
George Wicks took a cold water bath
yesterday, in the harbor
There will be a rehearsal of the Old
Folks' " Concert. this evening.
The rain ycsterday destroyed ull'good
skating on the ponds in this vicinity
The public school held oniyono scu-
slon. yesterday. on account of the rain
John D. Hlliilngton .oi the west side.
has hauled his sloop Comiort out for
the winter .
1 .
The new light house which has been
located on urcen's Reef Ledge. is near-
ly completed.
The work on the foundation for the
Parrott gun. was stopped yesterday. on
account of the rain.
John Jarvis. J r.. has taken a position
with H. W. Wells dc Company. on their
large contract in SouthNorwalk. ‘
“The new oil tank which has been
erected (01 the Standard Oil Company.
was tested with w‘ater last Sunday.
The Sheri-on family moved. Monday.
from J. H. Monseli’s place. in Main
street to the Hubbcll place, in North
avenue. 1 ,
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.‘
Melville Young and Judson William-
son left yesterday. in Mr Williamson’ 5
sloop for Northport. L. i.. where they
will load escallops.
Duniol Powell has a piece of leather
which be secured last Sunday. off. from
one of the Sound Coast Wrecking Com-
pany‘s boats. which was in Wilsons
Cove.
Lexington. sunk oil Southport If it is.
it is o valuabli “rolls.
DRRIEN AND NOROTON.
E. A. Oviatt reports good success
with his new position as travelling
salesman.
Miss Stella Austin of this place is
the guest of Miss Ethel KStaplcs of
Brooklyn.
A union Christian Endeavor meeting
was held at the Presbyterian Church.
last night.
The Misses Lulu and Etta Bowen.
have returned from their visit at East
Orange. N. J.
Town Clerk Thaddeus Bell was in
South Norwaik. yesterday. on burl
nous. He called upon Judge John H.
Light. ‘
The interior of the residence. of wu-
liam E. Street is to be repainted and
repaired. 0. C. Bowen is doing the
work.
Professor A. B. Guernsey returned
home last. night from Bridgeport.
where he has been visiting for the
past couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Stoorzn. of
New Britain, is the guest of his broth-
er Louis. in this place. He will re-
main about a weak longer.
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Miss Warren. teacher of the Kinder-
garten department in the Center
school. has returned from bar Thanks-
giving visit at Wcthorsilold.
.umr
Mr and Mrs. Hmford P 51:11:11.5:
this place. were the guests yesterday
of Mr. and Mrs. 3‘. L. Vspscoy. at No.
1 West unnueudouth Nmoik.
The regular monthly builds“ mut-
ing of tho Epworth W of the Dor-
ion Methodist Chum}: will be held
Thursday night at this week.
llr. and 251-0. Sundial Anderson. or
arrest; i it i
Mr. PDWeli says that the crew
'think it came from the burned Reamer
m 1111.. bun v1.19“
Miss Liuio Humid?
Hudson. ill the
Richard A6901:
is a sister Moi
remain liii site
dnyu.
Mrs. Mary Hoioler oi New Haven.
Bradley. of this pluck": «turned to us:
home yosterday morning Mrs. pran-
loy accompanied her tor a return visit
until arts: the Christmas holidaygr
.WMW
The Eagle Hook 10. Ladder Company
held a regular roosting last nixlit in
their quarters and waived a report
from the entertainmoilt committee and
from tho tlustees on the playing of the
tr-uck house from one sits to another.
Rev Joseph L. (lucrnsey will preach
upon a timely theme next. Sunday
night. which ought to attract all the
young men and young women in the
town The aubjéct will he. “The New
Woman." The young women are sin
peciully lcquostod to be mascot.
M
Tomorrow nisht the last hall of the
third chapter of Second Peter will he
studied These weekly services are
becoming more popular as the pro-
gress. There is a larger attendance
and the people are becoming more in-
terested in the study of the Bible.
Harry St. John has secured a posi
tion with the Underwood Typewriting
Company. or Hartfold and has gone
there to live. Ho to boarding with his
sister. .Mrs. Gilbert Finch. His sister
Jessie. accompanied him to Hartford
for a short visit.
iohn Smith is quite ill at his home
in this place. He is oighty- seven years
of age. and it is thought that his pros-
, out illness will go hard with him. He
has just recovered from a severe ill-
ness and it was thought that he would
enjoy fairly good health during the
wintm. when be contracted a heavy
cold
The grocery firm of Maths: and
01 amnion. composed of Moses H. Ma
ther and Samuel Grumman. has been
dissolved. Mr. Mather who has been
in the business for the past lortydlve
years. has retired. and Mr. Grumman
will still carry it on as of old. The
firm has prospered. and Mr. Grumman
wines with a comfortable competence.
M1. and Mrs. Newton H. Crofoot
leaves this wéck for the Catskill Moun
talus. to be gone some time for the
benefit of Mr. Crofoot's health. which
has not been good for some time.
His physician advised him to take
a decided rest and named the moon
talus as the best place to go. During
his absence Albert Weed will take his
place in the market.
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CRANBUR Y.
F i" Clark is visiting relatives in
Boston
M111 Nancy Pillow entertained a par-
ty of friends Tuesday.
Captain and Mrs. Crawford are visit.
ing relatives in “New York.
F. B.Grego1y and wile. of oNrwalk
were guests Monday of William Greg-
my.
Mrs. Thomas Brown and son .of Eus-
ton. were guests of Mrs. lda Crook.
Sunday. .
An out-oi-tow'n family has moved in-
to the Mrs. Lavina Fillow place. on
Chastput Hill.
Mrs. Squires. of Norwalk. spent Fri-
day with her grand daughter. Mrs.
Robert Gregory.
Mrs Charles Gregoly entertained a
large party of Triends and relatives
from out of town Friday last.
Mrs. John Wilkinson and son. of Hm
bokcn. visited her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Coley. the past week.
Miss Frances Gregory returned Sun-
day. from 11 visit with the Misses Syl-
via and Gertrude Adams, in Bridgeport.
Miss Jennie Crock and Miss Anna
Huwxhurst were guests over Sunday in
South Norwalk. of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Guyer.
NEW C‘Nfllfl
Mr. Sibley, or New Haven, enjoyed
Sunday with iriepdc in East avenue.
John Scelcy. of Brooklyn. was the
guest of rolntivoo in town over Bun
day
Ray Bryant, of Polllamvillo visited
with his parents in Ellit avenue Sun
day.
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it is said that the locsl physician in
to 92
' Pound 'i‘ribo. imp. 0.1%. has as
aided 1mm 9 mull bull in Raymond's
Htil‘ 1.1-M1r :‘V' 9““
Mrs. George ill! t at Grove amt
mills in New York.i
who has been the guest of Mrs. Jana ,,
tend to increase the price of their-call! ,
dOlllrI
‘ 092”.
your purse pleasure.
store.
they last at $2 98.
madge Hill and is having his angina
room enlarged.
Miss H. Evelyn Sloan. in company
with a friend, of Newark. N. J.. spent
Sunday with her stator Mrs. Theodore
Bortino East avenue.
.“”_w_.—._
Mrs Ernest Peterson moved her
household goods to South Elisabeth.
N. J.. Saturday. Mr.‘ Peterson in em:
played by 1!: couch concern the“.
Yesterday‘s change in the railroad
timetable affected. only one train on
the trolley branch. The train that. for-
merley lelt at 0: 30 now leaves at 0: 27
a m 1 1
«c. c. c" on‘livw‘Tablci.
Every tablet or memo Candy
Cath‘mic bean: tho famous C. C.‘ C.
Never sold in bulk Look for it and
accept no other Beware of fraud.
All drunisis, roe.
Alum—c .5..—
TONNAOE DUI9 WITHDRAWN.
110-5115 Autiloritlu‘ will Nefimpou
1 Thom on Portion run 9.,
1 7110011111. Wu 1111. panama
Orldntul 11061000 “its tumult ltd-nun
mos-1.0x blots.
will not suit you.
You will have to get one of the 99am. heavy, clumsy,
cheap-lookmg articles.
Fifi? IRON-tax Tibia“ and the si-
uminum box combining thorn
weigh only a quarter of an ounce.
and boat you only a quarter of o
‘6 You can buy a great deal 510115. for your money: but there
is no crass arurov so ethanol, on perfeé‘tiy made, so
1 daintily and conveniently put pix—no motto:- how much it
roomox ableto
9110.1. it so; Norwaik by
C. B. Davenport, Lorenzo Dibble
Vanilla Crystal 00..
101 Bcekmsu 8L.
You Will Hear Us
Always touring about good things at right prices.
goods‘ are in harmony with your desires. Our prices give
Oderlngs the best for the least
money is our aim. Share the good things now.
tying homes at a reasonable: outlay is the mission of this
We otter to you beautiful rich.
Furniture at. prices 11. big triiio less than you expected to
have to.pay. For instance. 11 beautiful polished Quarterod
Oak 0:" lm Mahogany Hooker. regular price 34; while
A. J. COLLINS & CO.
Fun-rat Oimtors and Emblimlrc,
12 No. Mshutrut. So. Nor-walk.
17,911 0‘ largo Ill
. 119m tad
N.Y‘
0111
Beauti-
usoiul. - desirable
Donor ulnar arms.
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Traction Company Employen Support
Pruidont Parsons.
PHILADELPHIA December 4——-A
committee representing the Philadel
phia Street Railway lilmployees' Union
and Relief Association today present-
ed to President Parsons. of «the Union
Traction Company. a letter denouncing
the action of the local branch» of the
Amalgamated Association of Street
Railway Employees. in trying to cause
I strike. Thenictim ll signed by the
051cm or the union uni 1.000 regular
ly employed mommies and conductors.
The Anus-mated Anabel-Mon.
which. according to the letter is com-
posed chiefly oi ox-ompioyocs, sent on.
color latter: to the various labor an
ion of the city. asking them to ap-
iut joint committal to wait upon
ruld‘ant Pomona with a view to ask-
in: him to meet 11 cdmmlttoe of Union
'i‘rnctlon employs» in regard to cor-
tnin grievance. ‘
The letter ruuuéumi’ruldsnt Par-
sedition-nut” n onto-dons
The Union 'iil-io‘ction Oops
Pughfiptrsiu on tile“ strum cur lino.
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2‘31”" PRIOI. "ADVANCE.
Ll Wk. her. pram:
oil the cotton
‘ cubic
11:
3;? .m‘“ :15.» . g-u 3 in: .
. picture
with a poor trains. and don’t
waste 9 good frame on a
poor picture
511111:qu
because of the: care with
which moldings are selected
and work done.
what we do for you because
it will look well and wear
wcll.
i1 :1 car mu
the
best chosen stock of F rained
Pictures we ever :hadr-wand
we've always carried the
best in town. This ought to
be of special interest to you
because it will give you the
best chance to buy right.
flicker,
117 WASHINGTON STREET.
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For fifteen years we have been
selling
BililiEl it BERRY
and believe them to be the best on the
market
THEY ARE LIGHT IN WEIGHT.
AND FOR BEAUTY. STYLE. FINIEH
AND DURABILITY. CANNOT BE
SURPASSED .
ALL SIZES AND PRiCES.
Comstock
Watkins
5f DOW.
112 WASHINGTON STREET
South NOrwalk.
Phone 43-6.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
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